Leap Year Lesson #225: Be Selective About How You Fill Your Day

While looking over my calendar today at work, I bemoaned the fact that I had more time scheduled in meetings than I really felt like I could afford to give if I was to get more pressing things done.  Fortunately, one long meeting was cancelled and another went for only half the time scheduled. Still, …

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Leap Year Lesson #189: Once You Win Your Case, Stop Talking

I was on a group conference call earlier today that had the potential of being a source of significant conflict.  We knew going in that some people present had very opposing views on a matter that needed to be resolved today.  Both sides could not possibly walk away getting what they came into the meeting …

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Leap Year Lesson #173: Don’t Over Think Small Decisions

I smile nearly every time I let my dog out in the backyard to do her business.  You'd think it's some major, life-changing, important decision about where she squats.  No matter how many times a day she needs to do it, each time requires careful wandering around the yard, pausing like she is about to …

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